All these complacent rabbits give off the same vibes as UST Anchor yield hogs
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OK so if you have complacent and friendly rabbits that evade your questions, and high quality food and shelter everywhere, either the rabbits are being farmed, or it's some kind of evil rabbit cult. Not sure which one yet
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This book is really good for like, 16 year olds? The subtext bashes you over the head so if you're older it will be a bit "too much"
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Like come on I don't need 3 chapters of different ways this complacent rabbit warren is no good
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This book is unbelievably slow paced. Probably you could just read the first two pages of every chapter and it would be 95% as good
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Ok, I've finished Part I of the book (4 parts total). Summary: Some rabbits leave their home because it doesn't feel right and their leader is stupid. They find another place, but it doesn't feel right because the rabbits there are too complacent.
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Part I can be replaced with a stadium-sized loudspeaker saying "LISTEN TO YOUR INTUITION. BEWARE OF THINGS THAT ARE TOO COMFORTABLE. LISTEN TO YOUR INTUITION. BEWARE OF THINGS THAT ARE TOO COMFORTABLE. LISTEN TO YOUR INTUITION. BEWARE OF THINGS THAT ARE TOO COMFORTABLE."
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Those complacent rabbits that get stochastically murdered remind me of Hong Kong elites
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Midway through Part 2. So far, this book is basically "Ender's Game, but with rabbits"
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Ok, I threw the book into the recycling bin midway through part 2. The reason is the book is too boring. Who cares what happens to a bunch of rabbits
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